What is Voicemaker?
Voicemaker is a cloud‑based text‑to‑speech platform that offers over 1500 AI voices in more than 130 languages. Users can adjust pitch, speed, and pause settings and apply built‑in voice effects such as breathing or whisper. The tool supports real‑time, low‑latency generation and allows custom voice cloning with just a minute of audio.
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Voicemaker details
- Company
- Yedap Technologies, LLC
- Jurisdiction
- Wyoming, United States
- Built for
- Individuals
Voicemaker tech specs
- Payment Processors
- Stripe PayPal Razorpay
Voicemaker pricing
Freemium
Free
$0
Starter
$5
Premium
$10
Business
$20
Audiobook & podcast creation (monthly)
$25
Audiobook & podcast creation (annual)
$50
Api platform
$50
Proplus - expressive (4x)
$125000
Proplus - high-res (4x)
$125000
Default voices
$200000
Proplus - turbo (2x)
$250000
Pro 2.0 (2x)
$250000
Pro 1.0 (1x)
$500000
- Auto-renewal
- Yes
Trial, refund and renewal terms as stated in Voicemaker's own published documentation.
Verify on the official pricing page.
View plansVoicemaker's key features
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Text-to-speech conversion
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Real-time ultra-fast API
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Multi-language voice support
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Voice cloning in minutes
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Pronunciation editing tool
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Voice customization controls
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Speech-to-speech transformation
Voicemaker use cases
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Generate multilingual audiobook narration for independent authors in under an hour, customizing pacing and adding genre‑matching sound effects
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Clone a corporate spokesperson's voice with just a minute of audio and instantly translate speeches into 100+ languages for global investor outreach
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Integrate real‑time TTS into a customer‑support chatbot, delivering instant voice replies with adjustable pitch and pause to match brand personality
Voicemaker user reviews
Based on 14 reviews, 93% of users recommend Voicemaker, rated highly for quality results.
13
recommend
1
don't
14 reviews
Liked for
Quality results
9 of 13
All key features
8 of 13
Easy to use
7 of 13
Worth the price
6 of 13
Good integrations
3 of 13
Disliked for
Inconsistent results
1 of 1
Hard to use
1 of 1
Lacks integrations
1 of 1
Would you recommend Voicemaker?
Recommend this tool?
Who is Voicemaker for?
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Content creators
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Speech synthesizers
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Voiceover artists
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Audio learners
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Text-to-speech enthusiasts
I used Voicemaker for podcast narration, but the prosody is flat. Can't get it to emphasize the last clause. Tried Descript Overdub, it handled emphasis better.